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Chapter 3d8.
An ACT To PROHIBIT TIE SALE AND CiRCr-
LtIIo> OF IMPURE ANp CoRRrrfiNG LIT
FRATURF. 1879.

An ACT 10 PROHIBIT THE SALE AND CiRCV-
LAIIoN OF IMPURE AND CoRRCrIING LIT
FRATURF, lSS5.
.>.cfiDa w Whoever know ingl. sell-. lends
gives away, or shows TO any minor child any
book, pamphlet. magazine, newspaper or any
other printe, paper. devoted 10 the puhlica-
ton. or principally made W Of criminal ncws.
police reports or accounts % criminal dccd>
pictures and stories OF lust or crime: or circu-
aio~ posts. or causes 10 be circulated or post
ed IN any conspicuous or public place. any
picture hand bill or poster containing OBJ
scene in.leccui. or criminal representations
OF in any manner hires .uscs, or employs any
minor child 10 ,cll or give away,or in any man
u.r 20 distribute any book. magazine, pamph-
ct or newspaper coming within the fir-t para
graph Of th, section, shall te punished By i'm
prj.nnment tn the county jail not more than
six months, OF BY fine no, H., than twenty
fisc dollars. nor more than one hundred doi-
,ar,. Or hy both imprisonment and enc.
>.rtioa ,. judges Of municipal aud police
courts and trial justices 'bail have By com
plant Jurisdiction Of The Offences mentioned IN
ihi. act, arrsjgnel and concurrent with 10"
supreme Judicial and superior courts.
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Willie, the little son of Wellington
Mcfarland, of Bar Harbor, is very i'll at the
residence of his grandfather, Capt. Abel
Mcfarland in this city.
on Sunday last Rev. ii. III. Brown closed
his labors at Lamoine, for the season. with
sermon from the words, IAN my brothers
keeper f''--theme; Myself and my Neighbor."
--Dirigo Engine Company No. 5, at meet
ing Monday evening, voted TO attend the fire
mems muster at Bath, on Tuesday OF next
week few limited tickets are for sale by
the officers Of the Company for those wishing
TO go. Tickets for round trip $500.
A short time ago there gathered at the
residence of James 5. Condor Of South
Brooksvile, representatives, of four generations.
the oldest being Mrs. Emma Condor eighty
two Years old, who walked the distance OF
more than mile and back.
See the new advertisement. IN another
column 81 the Boston Clothing Store. Mr.. \.
s. salisbury, the gentleman who stands at the
head of this establishment, Is thorough susi-
ness man and is most successfully conducting
a large business. lie is entirely reliable aud
his prices are very reasonable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr. residing near Port
,,nJ eamo 70 thc house Of their son, {. p.
n'., IL, t,.,...,o. ~ prota,c 4, nj. city
i,o''' '.,'l'' - !. '', ,,.i,,, III It'll,
'hot' ''h' "-"' '"f ''NI'' II" " IT. IT, '''''
ten q spending some tune ~ 'h''F s"n ''s,-
dence It Hancock. Mrs. Dorr was taken sud
lonl, III and died on Friday last. The remains
were taken to Orand on sunday for burial.
The St.niurr EioTrnf-c i chartered to
:" %" wv 'm'o' ii'l"''' ~. -.
"ro a,il ha' fih'""t INV ~ .nI In
'rS''i'l'hG - d. mp 10 o
'"''i''''''" "''
While John Carroll. a Bar llarbor
truckman. was taking q load Of baggage
from tie Malvern heavy trunk fen on
him knocking him down. The wheels Of
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Hancock Be pus: Association,

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TIN p r..n..r f.r moderator aDa R,,.
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rl..t. ...r. ws-..... .t-t... treasurer.
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vt.n ". t,tt.stf.p va. ,1t.s1sG to
,....r- .s>f.r, ta 1s-;leila.r in i.i,. d .i,,f--
f.a,.. of ri. l--!,. wh..h U.s. accepted p,
E.t.. 4. T.. E.af.f.. i. T.. Brown. Eal,.-t-.
J. A. ta,..-. A,...ha..a-t. a5id E.,. ". VI. F.s.
81, ..r..t.sn s-I.r ..r-.-, sr1 -.s-... r,.r..
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4, ,,.,... r,.., I'LL. l..8.4 .n...., ST.,
r...n. NJ. .4i- ..-far E,.. b. I. BYN
I.. A. Ns..n uf EIu...I preached tac
sau,...r SERMON trua lid IuAa ia. trr,j,oi
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Advertised Letters.

We, Eroos<,t'lr
sailed s.pt, 2oth. schooner >r. leon,
Perkins, fir Boston.
MI~> >laud " Smith arrived from ban
gpr la-e Tuesday
Mr. TIA Taplcy and family. pr NV
York. retained to their home last Monday.
Schooner Motto. of pcuob~oot. carried
away her rlainma~t i'll Lords Cove last
Tuesday.
The meteor was seen by your CORES
pondcut here, and fell in q nprth-ea>tcrly
direction.
Mi@~ Nellie Halves head mllincr a l..
NJ Gardner < COS Ca~tine. hl- gone 70
Boston u get the fall styles
Mis- Hattie Taplcy arrived from Cape
Roster last Friday, where >he closed Il
term Of school.
IN ecclesiastical council met in the
Congregational church Tuesday sept. 18Th
for the purpose of examining and ortlaln-
ing to the work of the gospel ministry
Mr.. VIA. J. SHELTON.
Rev J. +. Adams, of Bangor, read the
letter missive, Rev. \. y. Ives, of Ca~tine
wa. chosen Moderator. and Rev. IL y
Freeman Of Blnehll. Scribe
The Moderator opened the meeting by
PRAYER The roll Of the churches and in
dividuas called BY the council was
read. and then there vas found present
from Castlne Rev. A. T.. Ives, Rev. J. L.
Cushman and Deacon :. f. Hale from
Ellsworth, Rev. c. +. w. Hubbard and
Deacon q. +. Button; Bluehill, Rev. Ii.
4. Freeman, and from Bangor Rev. }. +.
Adams. As there was not quorum pres
cnt the matter was laid before the church,
and they voted to accept those present as
their council Rev. +. A. Harlow Of
Bangor, was invited to sit a. 4 correspon-
ding member The candidate was then eX-
amined and passed very satisfactory eN-
animation, after which the council was by
itself and voted unanimously to proceed To
ordain Voted to adjourn till evening.
Evening - Invocation and reading Of
scriptures by Rev. VIM. 4. McGraw resi-
dent Methodist minister; sermon by Rev.
f. A. Harlow text LIST Tim, 4 Is.
Ordaining prayer by Rev. J. +. Adams.
Charge 10 candidate, by Rev. II. A..
Freeman.
Right hand Of fellowship. Rev. J. p.
tushman.
Closing prayer by Rev. A. /. Ives.
Benediction by candidate.
YoCNG AMERICA.
Sept. "a, 1857.
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North iahsine.
Mrs. John Mcfarland of Gloucester,
Mass, is visiting Mr.. Daniel Mcfarland.
her husbands brother, and other relatives
here.
Mr.. Arthur b. Holt, who has been on his
simmer vacation to Baltimore, Boston and
other ports, on his fathers vessel, Helen
G. Moseley of Boston, returned on Satur-
day.
Quite large number from this place at
tended the Hancock Baptist Association
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
last week at Franklin, and all, as far as we
have learned, feel amply repaid for the
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Two families of Indians have been camp
inc at Fort Madison. Cas'ine. Their names
are Edwin Francis and wife and Newell sllas
and wife OF oidtown. They went there from
Worthless; Harbor Mt. Desert. where they
have been having good summers business,
making slI kinds of baskets. The, report
GOOD number of orders from Castine that viii
kAen then there ulout'two weeks.
The repairs on the Verona bridge promise
to he a costly job. Ii i in worse state than
II appeared. II requires rebuilding almost the
entire length from the shore 10 the third pier
besides the drawer pier. Travel aeross it will
be entirely suspended for several weeks.
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"A little son of Leander Hin living
near Covington. Tenn. went to his faith
er's gin Wednesday, and seeing the cotton
press half full of cotton lay down and
went to sleep Later negroes filed the
press with lint to complete the bale,
pressed 1t, rolled it up and bound II with
iron ties. The appearance Of blood on
the outer edges of the bale was the first
intImation of the horrible death which the
child was subsequently found to have I'M
dcrgone.
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time and expense. your humble eorrespon-
dent included.
On Sabbath afternoon, Rev. A. A. Cam
bridge of your city, preached one of his
excellent sermons in the Lamoine Baptist
church at quarter to three o'clock, and on
next Sunday win again preach In the same
place, al the same hour
Sept 81. DNErr.
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City ana County



Y. m. c. A.
TI.t work ~ Gtt.u- gp tne -e'H> of ii.~
organ xaito4 is completed q; is ,.->.- I.''i
70 l.-i.t both r.,u3~ ,,.-. .le.tr.slty sui
a1asH.5't,, v..i a4te charge IF tA,u- 1t
Aa- u.t 90. a,yu te,cu u, @H~t Hr~
ta., pt p. oiui. hUt $40 ,.4. n. he
laa.', e.. Is, q taaW open '4n mH-. W fac
t.iar. il. ana evening I,ers ~Ia 4y
rt.ats- t.au- th.u> >o..ai Ia,s u- nli
h !.'f id '.. rr.n.-. Aalr- aHa ''r
i. Atal> ~ a- Fl Far-'..oa. v.H ac~
Az. q -ia.. Pen a,flse membership. "a ai
,sau- la.A ot,l ID 1,ag- ~ e"..i ia.
raa- s.f ar, ..-.'., i.r a>~''eiat- . ia-
h.s-h:p. Honorary u,rhrr-.- ..e .--"-
slid uf'' 3D.. Ir.' t'2.-~ a' 'f2-
tl nr.n i.f- 'a"-' 'a. 'ae
.sts .-....l a. -1H...~-.u.. e>ses a-
ua.y r-.c t.aN ' f'.,t "i
5~ .aar- .n4 H".h- aF l's t"-
AaNc al-" '.r,u ,0.. frl ~ "tHrA hr't Hn-
,I,r ID sssF- ~ a-o ua3 ",e"lar Mtu 'r-
Ii tl.e -suua-.Hm. 'y 'a, iaMaut HID
quarterly due NGu- sal 5,e; t' tas -aiu.
rlse~ anil re-uA,5ou-a~ ID, Older ul,.. .er~.
'Fh, object a...r| al hy The association
l>t.ra-tal3. t.. spiritual ~oe.ai aHa i.-'-.-
cai eHfar. az a4 uA" cain Dr. rea-a. ip
r. Influence
To thi- eud Fi-iou- SERVICES "i. MI
l..,.I cuaer IT, aH~pc,-. Social .ua "a-
tsaun4ert- -is,a Abel GLASSES s---aac-
tau in rAy~lra. ,>crri~, na.i +. tr
saa4 In,a oC 'ana evenings
Hay -i,rt oata. street. ..a 'le'. ant
ha..~ aui saloons. which seem mH.'iIs. ~
1a every L.u.i ,l. .seu.- stand U,.u
auI . cordial Imitation i- rNfel e.
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store ,o meet ths demand. N thrir extensive
business.
rt.,,.t,.r.,., pr..t.,ltt, .ui ,,.ni,v
,..,..,.-r, ,t,... ~ x.r,b Hro,l.yiri. ILL., ..t
tin. ready for ;3r Grange fair which viii De
h.'i.u Or;. 9Th
rh. t,,.,.ie.. ,uI Mount r..,rt land
,..,o,.,p, (. ,t.. f,,., or.,otl.t;,r In the real
,..,....li,, I,.ut,j...- ..tt, fhr.i.ft, hufil.
p
-Qu.,, Iart, ac aHne ,a.li,, tri,l ra'uis-
III. uut all hy lhcsn,,i,e. KIN, da,- in-t wy,k.
Th., stopped II Ca,up comfort. Ee--i'- rond,
md report au cxeel-u, iInr.
,..., ,p.,r.-. ~n,,+b M schooner Nltry
ro-I H.. r,tor,,,l i..,,, 4, ft-v .r,h NJ ..-,r.l
,,,r Win bf. family. ,,tR. :. l. La..! L.
now io CONN. ,n,l ~ ghs Mary Lord
r.,,,.r..., ..,,.-,..,l if, r.u....,.... il. IN
,.,,,r ~ ti, ,.s.,-.fi,.a iii ths, sity. some
,,r,...l ,..l ,,.,.. t...5..t s.arra,,it..., hive
,.,.,,.,,.t.
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$500, Il f.t ,t...iB rffs..f lra tf,,.~ r.f,.,
"a, .pn.l,, la.f
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NF' - u ''"' '''.'iN '-'
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go vi h'iA'>f'It IN '.''- 'H'' iI'.i' '''t-
s.t p"'''' Hna ~ ''E'i ti'''- i"H- N
Aus fa'''''' 'h' i"'''"' -''''."' "'N" Nj
m"I' ~ N''t '4'-' l'-'l. III
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The ''i.ins~>"- "h'rh "r mentioned ia''
week - "ouimns Mt Goo "hnl'-h'in 10
u. "'n'' j. " ''fl''' INJURY VINE" ~
Wv sang ''' 'N +" 81 ''' % - ~ ''' ''' ...'
We "'i' 10 '.' ".i'' ''' -' '''
-pu Monday morning t-'. h"r'' belong
iu- - Mr. GT".nc Means, N M"F-1n htS-
snrrs, fell iu ihr -'rr't httr t-'' '-ti. n.' "
Collector RedHah M iA.- rttS' aui 'tfiA.n- MI
bead rn 4 .Hia. stan" Na> hl..-'i t'ria-l 'h-
-,nutly.
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oar people welcomed III" hr" A"l ''-'h'
steamer b!nehiii 7" 'he Ellsworth hhd i''' 4
land route lat ibHF'iAE evening 0"' j.
said 10 be- very Lac boat anu - soon - We
have had IN opPHI tH"jiH % l''A Der "''E we
81. 10 spca. more fulis Of hey build atd equip
,,..,r
4 dispatch IrvyiAtd l tA-ttnf, "a tAl T.
Ruf,t. Parker .ay-. Barh j. ". Dresser ar-
ILL.,, :. t,i... ..,...,.,,,.,l Il ..r;.. "
hurricanes, carried I'D h'r .hit, Ahl >"tfi
the decks. Capt. Lehman i, u command ~ tAc
Dresser on ihir voyage white 'ali. farh'r II
taking a much brttl''i ret 40 home
%-a.i-. i,...r, renewed i,u,t Mr. Amos
,., .,..r
"a ,.,
'o'Fu from 'h' ~'t'''''' '.1" VI 10" .''' "''
tue Grand BahAs' curing l'arIh' zAe anu
storm on the 9TH nf Aug. lat. Ar. Perkins
was over - wear, old and hai followed The
fishing bt,.jn.., about all bill Ilir. lie lraNe. a
,yila,y I'M Nv. .,o,tI children
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Dom-.Jir Pnrt.
Boriun--hr >ept2i, -cl,7 + + NrwcoutH. Alien.
Frank llu Pierce, ttrvtu4aW, Valparaiso, Know ton
and FiectwHg, Haskell Deer Isle I.aurv!. NcaFey.
Franklin
ar sept >, sch lose ~tnycr. trey, New Bed
furi, brig Eugene Hale, Harding, surinam
Back sport-Ar sept 70, sch Annie Knight DE
lano, Grand Banks
Castine-Ar sept 70, Z ) Cutter Woodbury.
Warner ami III sept 20
Ar >rpt y, IN tohcon, Bangor amt Sd 2I-t
for Deer i-le
Ar >ert u. ,eh4 Excursion, I ray and sympathy
Gray, fangur
Ar sept =, -ch Emma bay, Grindlo, Boston
New lork-Ar sept y. brig T. + .mpbeII, Lord,
tronaiyes
Ar sept 81, sch Lizzie Cochran, Hopkins, Perth
Amboy FOR Boston
Ar Sept -, brig / " Parker, Kane. Aspinwai
ar sept -. brig Angela, Mitchell, sullivan
Robert rority, Low, Se'igwick.
Ponland-Ar sept a, schs Caroline kirischer,
DeyeFeuN, iiuckspoFti Julia Ann. Parker Deer
Isle for Boston
Ar sept n, sch Marcia iiailcy Wass, Boston
AT sept =, schs Mary Augusta, Trcworgy, New
York, stella l.ee, Brewer, Deer Isle Tor Boston +,
d I PAtchin, Orlway, Castine FOR Boston
rurtsmauth-sid SEPT q, sch Lizzie Guptll,
smith, EUckEind
>alem-Ar sept %, sch 6 " Collins, Mvlchs,nt,
sullivan for Providence
Ar sept y, SCH Angola; Merchant, sullivan for
New FORK
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when Baby wa sick We gave her Ca.toria
when sho As 4 Child she crled for astoria
When sho became Miss, che eluns To CAs,oriA,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris
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Cloak and Shawl department.

OUTSIDE every style price short long large small over
y ~clP
worth 33 90 thMd 23N fourth
j., BARGAIN
Of the
No in ia
manyc %
Iuclor Misses Outside
menfs d great tnre remarkably handsome and cheap.
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Attention {, called 10 the reprint of IT,
article setting forth the object anl needs of 'h'.
YOUNG Mems Christian Association - aich W.
fri issued fl June. K j. intended % d"d'ta'l'
the rooms a, an c-rly DAY. amt
&, hight, desirable thst ans donation u book
oriap,r. ID ,i,a readn. room .hatl l.e received
before tie dedication A!rrlL, several haok,,
magazines and paper have been given or prom
i-eI Probably almost every house ha- >nine-
volume that can be readily spared from IT, pFi-
,afo lbrary. aui week.! papers. - llar OF r.
lsiou- - s,cll. which " ia add to the atirae-
iion- u iAc room. I be secretary Will be glad
10 rer,i, ~ from friends otthe Association What
ever they may wish 10 contribute 10 this
MlIIhy obi..,.
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Wedding

0H "Wednesday evening. sent. q. occurred
ia. Needing nf Mr.. Herman W. linh, Of El--
worth al,I Mis- R"-, I Iod-Ain-, a, Capt.
FRANK u. Hod1kiu>', Of I.amoinc, The hone y
Tie lridr. The ceremony was performed by
E-,. \. \. Cambridge. u thi- CITY. IN The
,ps,iou, l.arlr-. filled with relative and
'1t,uI- Of The bridal couple. \ finely exec
u'ol -ld.us marrh. aye'it' Mi.- liolt.>i-i.y
ot hs -toom. u-hotci Tie couple into the
l.r,->ons..of ih.. clergyman. After thr nuptial
.r,.s. tl, compln, "a; doNutn a wotliu-
.aarh. rue presents we've numerous and
beautiful.
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We hatr received from ReN.W II >asary
Il, s3ad aunual report Of the executive com
mittee u ibr Benevolent Fraternity o.
Churches. Thu pamphlet. among several 9TH
or reports. contains that Of MIR. >aSary a min-
i-t,r OF nifty Chapel. from which we clip ~
follow,: The du;i., Of the minister through
oUt The week are constant. The visits Of per-
>oual bcneyo'rnce, added 10 pastoral duiieN'
require great care and practical study II :
%, 20 important to the minister to Sl'c
money in charity 81 to help the poor 10 nnd
WORK or by means Of letter OF Introduction
u oycn TIA Way 10 employment.
Your minister has been able in many in-
,taur..- to change a family from utter dts
courl.,rnet to se!t-helpfulnes> and ,elf->ul'-
port.
III occurrences Of times OF sicknes, and
death where direct assistance must bc given
ar, always at hand. and We know the certain
I, Of The wisdom Of such relief. / can sincere
!, >sy that the happic-t hours belonging 10 me
have Come in my experiences The practical
l>cfulnc,, Of the Nni,try-at-Large
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LOCAL. NOTICES.
In Brief. And To The Point.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered liver Is
misery. Indigestion j. Il foe to good nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one Of the
most complicated and wonderful things In *
istcncc II is easily put out Of order.
Greasy food. tough food, sloppy food, bad
cookery, mental worry late hours. irregular
habits. and many other things which ought
not to be-. have made the Ameri.an people a
nation OF dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower has done won
lerful work In reforming this sad business
and making the American people 50 healthy
that they can enjoy their meals aud be happy.
Remember:N happiness without health.
But Green's August Flower brings health and
happiness to the dyspeptic. Ask your drug
gi.t for bottle. Seventy five cents.
49, q. -
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Marine List.
DIRECTED wEkhLY.


Ellsworth Port,
ARRIVED
Wednesday, sept 81
sch Ralph Grant, Grant Roekiand
Sch Grape, Wakefield, Rockiand
Sch Susan Frances, Sadciier. Bar iarbor
SAILED
Thursday. sept p
Sch Ella Eutiora, Curtis, Bar Harbor
Sch Otronto, Lockhart, Franklin
Sch Tyro, Cousins, Rockland
ARRIVED
Sch Mary + Cushman, Patten, Boston
SAILED
Friday. ssps4s
Sen Nellie Grant, Dodge. Eondout
Sch Ralph K Grant, Grant, Camden
Sch Agnes Mabel, Mcfarland, Eden
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Mrs. Anna C. Lynde, daughter of the late
Nathaniel j. Murch, of Ellsworth, died in Bosz
ton, The I'D inst. The remains were brought
to this city and buried at Bayside on Monday
last. OF the relatives there were present Mrs.
Calvin P. Moore, sister. and her son, Maynard.
of Boston Mrs. L. A. Taylor, sister. of Min
neapolis, and MAYNARD Fl. Murch. brother, al
so of Minneapolis, who visits Ellsworth bis
native place, for the first time In % years.
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The following from the Lewiston Journal
smacks of gallaniry. We can't think who
among its editorial and reportorial force can
be the autbor unless it may be Bro Pidgin:
1t i dispiriting intelligence this report from
Bar Harbor that the blackboard must go and
Weld its place to the eut-under. Next to sit
ting on a summer shore under the same para
sol with blue tennis dress, there's nothing
equal to good jouneng ride on blackboard,
for stirring the fever in the blood of age. Woe
be to the innovator who attempts TO displaee
the parasol and the blue tennis dress,
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TO get relief from indigestion, hiliousncss
constipation or torpid liver without disturbing
The stomach or purging the bowels. take . few
doses Of Carriers Little Liver Pill-, they VII
nipasg Won For sale by = D. Mig.,iu
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EllswOrth-Sept. -, by Re +. Harding. Mr..
George NJ. Crimmin, and Miss Lillian +. Scam
mon, both Of EastbroOk.
Castine->ept. 10, az the residence of the bride
father. Or. &. \. Wheeler. by Rev. j. +. Locke
Mr.. Boyd bartlett. Of Ellsworth and Miss LaiIise
Wheeler. of Gastine.
Lanoine-Sept. IA, by Rev. 4. A. Cambridge, Of
Ellsworth Mr. Her,p-n ". Hpii and Miss Rosie
Hoslgkins, beth OF Lafnoine-
NJ, se,igsick-sept. Is, by Rev. f. A. Davis,
Nr.Horace H. Alien and Miss Al ME G ,EIwel, both
OF sedgwiek.
"sufry-Sett "a, BIS Rev. C. j. +. Thompson, Mr..
Fraaci4 J .iaaper and Miss Essie Wishee. 10th
| Of surrs.
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We have received the Bangor HisfDricas
Magazine for August. The contents are AS
follows; Burnt Coat or Swans Island and
other Islands contiguous; inscriptions from
Lowell burying ground in Wiscasset: British
officer. on the Penobscot Joshua Hathaway, Of
Passadumkeag: Samuel Webb of Weymouth,
Mas. Windbam and Deer Isle, Me; the
name of Castne ;memoir OF Capt. Daniel Suiii-
van, Of sullivan. Ne; inscriptions from grave
stones In old burying ground in Ellsworth Z;
Capt. Daniel SulIivan's Company in the Reyo-
iutionary War. 111.; description of No. =,
now Newburg. 1856; inscriptions from grave
stones in Belfast cemetery.
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The steamer Silver Star carried down
IL Grand Manan. the 18th. says the Rrc"fd,
the survivors Of the Lamoine fishing
schooner. Nellie Woodbury., nine in NUM-
her. Captain Smith left Bar Iiarbor at
9:I5 A. NJ, and made the trip in > ~ hours.
Fla4g'> Cove was the destination OF the
men. and the meeting between them and
those on shore was very sad and touching.
The five poor fellows who were lost leave
behind them three widows and ten chill
dren Captain Smith reports very Kind
and courteous reception from the Donn-
ion officials, they even opening the Gus
tom House after hours to allow him to
enter and clear Saturday evening. The
steamer left Flagg's Cove on Sunday at
80 A. NJ, and made the return trip in
"a hours As the distance is about -
miles this was very good sailing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-29

Married.

EIlzworth-sept. q, 70 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A
AlleH, a son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-29
Special Bargains in Dress Silks.

lot Of Rhame, Black and cooreat 80 worth 20 an
different a
worth $500 Gm Silks from
up reduced 81 o. The extremely
which Silks
these goods be bought than anywhere else
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-29
600 Pieces of Dress Goods !

staples aud novelties Prices low enough to beat competitions This
body lou viii
DRESS TRIMMINGS everything fash
ion. We beata nyr rta conce or small. %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-29

sch AIlar.aIc. RvIu.rk, Portland
>ch Irarr, netr-, Bo-ton
ARRIVED
-,u CArr--.l. DORIAN LINN
IN haslr sinclair, Boston
SAILED
saturday, sept a
>,h ,rJhcrile, Hu,,u.u- Providence
AN tcuT-iettH, Alltt, tAai,
~yh Express, Futtcr Bar HIrhOr
- C0pt, Moon. Boston
~,A samuel Lewis, wool, ~ on iirucc
>yh Grapc, Wakefield, Kock.aud
ARRIVED
Nipnaay, sept %
Sch Forest lit., Jones salem
>ch LeuuoIi, Buu>vy, Boston
sch Fila Eulpra. Curtis. Far IIITuor
>ch I.aNolta. " hit,Ik"r, Boston
oh Tyro. cousins. RorkluuI
~ch t \ MAGE, klrf, Boston
SAILED
TUESDAY. sept :;
~rit 4 : Lawrence, Patterson, Plymouth
ARRIVED
>,h Fair praicr, Robbins, hu.;on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-29

Trrmon;--yrt ~ Le E-,. 90. A. f.rH'I. Mr..
Fred VI Robbins add Nil ls..' EsaHl-. Ioru
" lrnml-L-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-29

goods jackets and outside TO early purchasers we
and low prices, like nothing better
the fall with rush of lne, Our is the
in Dry and Fancy Goods line in Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-29

Foreign Ports.
st. ThamiS Ar sept 70, lark " Dresser Tee
mnn. IhIlnaltInlin